I guess they could be classed as collectables now lonebought one off a market stall last year.
Found this in one of my far to many tool drawers Bill, might as well clean it up and put it to useWell there's a blast from the past Joe
Yes used to have one moons ago.....long gone now I'm afraid
£6 I guess that sour be about 3 times what I would have cost new about 60 years ago but in good condition still a bargainyes it was one of these "we are antique dealers" type stalls, cost me £6 if I remember correctly. not much when you note that the combat dagger I bought cost me £20.
My thinking is that they did the job then so they'll do It todayI had one in the late 70's can't remember what happened to it, and only last year I hunted down one it took a while but I finally found one on a vintage knife website I'm very happy to have one again.
yeah, cant remember what happened to my original one, I expect my mother got rid of it after I left home and got married(the first time that is!)£6 I guess that sour be about 3 times what I would have cost new about 60 years ago but in good condition still a bargain
I have a few of them in different shapes. I like ones with real antler grips. I have recently sold a birch handled K J Ericsson knife that I've owned since I was a kid and bought another almost identical to it a week later.